Is this like the All Along The Watchtower of poems
what do you mean by that lol?
Cryptic ominous doom laden prophecy
recent S2S changed my opinion on Wild Is The Wind. It really is the emotional peak of the album. The cartharsis that was needed
recent S2S changed my opinion on Wild Is The Wind. It really is the emotional peak of the album. The cartharsis that was needed
Whats S2S?
recent S2S changed my opinion on Wild Is The Wind. It really is the emotional peak of the album. The cartharsis that was needed
I thought you already thought that
heavy agree even though every song on there is it's own type of opus
recent S2S changed my opinion on Wild Is The Wind. It really is the emotional peak of the album. The cartharsis that was needed
Agreed. For me it's a top 5 Bowie song and somehow the best song on his (imo) best album. And I usually don't rate covers that highly.
Cryptic ominous doom laden prophecy
ahh yeah I suppose haha.
the poem is called The Second Coming. the first part (through metaphor) describes the moral and spiritual bankrupcy of Europe after the first world war. So Yeats first imagines that salvation is imminent drawing on the second coming of Christ... then (cynically) reveals the second coming to actually be this sphinx motherfucker that wakes up and "slouches towards bethlehem to be born", " which is basically saying something even worse is about to happen (The Second Coming) At least that's how I interpret it. This is the tradition of a lot of modernist poetry from that era.
I really like both versions of all along the watchtower but have never looked into the meanings.
Agreed. For me it's a top 5 Bowie song and somehow the best song on his (imo) best album. And I usually don't rate covers that highly.
I love that several of you are on the exact same page
I miss arguing with my dad and step mum about this. Boomers couldn't believe that kids these days would rank Station and Low over the glam records. They though the later stuff were big missteps in comparison
I love that several of you are on the exact same page
I miss arguing with my dad and step mum about this. Boomers couldn't believe that kids these days would rank Station and Low over the glam records. They though the later stuff were big missteps in comparison
Aladdin Sane might be my fav of his Glam albums at this point (if it weren't for half of the tracks using fade outs).
Aladdin Sane might be my fav of his Glam albums at this point (if it weren't for half of the tracks using fade outs).
A good fade out is hard when it hits though
A good fade out is hard when it hits though
true but it's a bit overused on that album imo.
Aladdin Sane might be my fav of his Glam albums at this point (if it weren't for half of the tracks using fade outs).
Same
he was much more tapped in on Sane than Ziggy or Hunky and the Spiders were on f***in fire by that point. Probably the reason for all the fad-outs.... The band could just keep hammering away at anything
true but it's a bit overused on that album imo.
Yeah I barely remember that album I was just talking in general
Sorry for crowbarring into the conversation
Yeah I barely remember that album I was just talking in general
Sorry for crowbarring into the conversation
Crowbarring?
not if you like Bowie which you do
Crowbarring?
not if you like Bowie which you do
Not to the extent/knowledge of you guys. Plus its been a while since I was in my NIN/Bowie jamming.
Crowbarring?
not if you like Bowie which you do
Ever listen to Bad Witch btw?
Fadeout on this is
When a fade-out captures the band in full scorch

I love that several of you are on the exact same page
I miss arguing with my dad and step mum about this. Boomers couldn't believe that kids these days would rank Station and Low over the glam records. They though the later stuff were big missteps in comparison
Aladdin Sane might be just as good as Low though